14 Easy Ramadan Desserts | Iftar Recipes
14 Easy Ramadan dessert recipes – if you are looking for Ramadan dessert recipes ideas, you have come to the right place. Here I gathered 7 easy dessert recipes for iftar, some of them are traditional Ramadan recipes and some of them are modern dessert recipes that many people prefer. These Ramadan sweets and treats are must-try recipes during the fasting month.
Basbousa
Basbousa is a traditional Egyptian – middle eastern sweet cake. Basically Basbousa (also known as revani or harissa) cake is a semolina cake with coconut soaked in syrup. This dessert is popular in all Arab cuisines and many other cuisines all over the middle east. Each county has their own version of basbousa, this version of semolina cake is light, fluffy and sweet. This recipe perfect for the Ramadan or any other occasion. Full Recipe here: Basbousa
Dubai Chocolate Bar
A luxurious blend of chocolate, pistachios, and crispy kataifi, these Dubai Chocolate Bars are a must-try Ramadan dessert. Inspired by Middle Eastern flavors, they offer the perfect balance of crunch and creaminess. Serve them after iftar for a rich, indulgent treat. Full recipe here: Dubai Chocolate Bar
Lotus Truffles
These lotus Biscoff truffles are the perfect treat lotus Biscoff lovers. They are fudgy, sweet with chocolate and caramel flavour. This recipe is very easy to make and all you need is 4 to 5 ingredients. They are great as a gift, as a sweet for holidays or as a dessert. Full Recipe here: Lotus Truffles
Lebanese Nights
This amazing and aromatic dessert called Lebanese nights/layali Lubnan (ليالي لبنان). This delicious cake is made from a rich semolina pudding, topped with a layer of cream, sprinkled with chopped pistachios and drizzled with a syrup. This Lebanese dessert is really easy to make, it’s smell amazing and looks pretty special. If you are looking for an easy dessert for hot summer days or maybe for Ramadan, this dessert is definitely for you. Full Recipe here: Lebanese Nights
Turkish Delight
Turkish delight (lokum) is a traditional Turkish candy. This recipe is very poplar and you can find this candy in different colors, flavors and with different filling (such as pistachios and almonds). This recipe is based on starch and sugar, and it’s pretty easy to prepare. You also might recognize Turkish Delight as the candy from The Chronicles of Narnia- The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. So if you like to make candies at home, you should try this delicious and sweet candy. Full Recipe here: Turkish Delight
Stuffed Dates
These frozen walnut and peanut butter stuffed dates are the ultimate treat! It’s super easy to make (only 10 minutes of work), It requires only 3 ingredients, it’s vegan friendly, it’s pretty healthy and of course, this natural dessert is super delicious! Stuffed dates are the kind of desserts that everyone loves and it’s good for everyday and special occasions alike. And this dessert is a natural version of the famous snickers bars, so if you like snickers, now you can eat it without feelings of guilt. Full Recipe here: Stuffed Dates
Bounty Bars
Homemade bounty bars – if you are a fan of the famous coconut chocolate bars (bounty) also known as mounds, I have a surprise for you! This recipe is super easy and requires only 4 ingredients and a few minutes of works. I love coconut and chocolate desserts and this dessert reminds me of childhood, hope you try and love this recipe. Full Recipe here: Bounty Bars
Maamoul
Maamoul cookies are semolina cookies that are usually stuffed with dates or nuts. In this recipe I made two version of maamoul cookies. The first stuffing is the classic maamoul, with dates, the second version is with pistachios. If you’ve never tried you these middle eastern cookies, you should know that they are melt in your mouth. These cookies are perfect for Christmas, for Ramadan or just with a cup of tea. Full Recipe here: Maamoul
Malabi
Malabi is a silky Middle Eastern milk pudding, delicately flavored with rose or orange blossom water. Topped with a sweet syrup, crunchy nuts, and coconut, it’s a light and refreshing dessert after a long day of fasting. Simple to prepare, it’s the perfect Ramadan treat. Full recipe here: Malabi
Pistachio Stuffed Cookies Recipe
These soft, buttery cookies are filled with a luscious pistachio cream, making them a delightful Ramadan dessert. They have a melt-in-your-mouth texture with a nutty, aromatic filling that pairs beautifully with tea. A must-have for Eid or any special iftar gathering! Full recipe here: Pistachio Stuffed Cookies
Baklava
This classic Middle Eastern dessert features layers of flaky phyllo dough, crunchy nuts, and sweet, fragrant syrup. Its golden, crisp texture and rich honey flavor make it a staple on any Ramadan dessert table. Serve it with a cup of tea for a truly festive experience. Full recipe here: Baklava
Homemade Raffaello Balls
These no-bake coconut and almond truffles are a quick and elegant treat for Ramadan. Made with condensed milk, coconut, and crunchy almonds, they resemble the famous Raffaello chocolates. Perfect for serving after iftar or gifting to loved ones during Eid. Full recipe here: Homemade Raffaello Balls
2-Ingredient Lotus Biscoff Mousse
This ultra-easy, creamy mousse combines just two ingredients—Biscoff spread and whipped cream—for a luscious Ramadan dessert. Light, airy, and packed with caramelized cookie flavor, it’s ready in minutes. Ideal for a quick yet impressive sweet treat after iftar. Full recipe here: 2-Ingredient Lotus Biscoff Mousse
Lazy Cake
A no-bake chocolate biscuit cake, Lazy Cake is a simple yet decadent dessert perfect for Ramadan. Made with crushed biscuits and a rich cocoa mixture, it sets in the fridge for an effortless, fudgy treat. Slice and serve for a nostalgic, chocolatey delight after iftar. Full recipe here: Lazy Cake
Best cake now I don’t have to make normal cake and I will full your stomach that will make you forget you are fasting